West Preston Lakeside Football Banners

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West Preston Lakeside Banners - Northern Melbourne Footy at Its Best
When West Preston Lakeside run out on a cold Melbourne afternoon, a custom-designed FootyBanners.com run-through banner makes the occasion. From the burst of the paper to the surge of the crowd, a great banner turns a home game into something the whole club remembers for the right reasons.

Simple to Order
Ordering a West Preston Lakeside banner is easy. Upload a player photo, add the wording you want, and our design team takes care of the rest. A proof is sent back to you for approval before printing, so the finished banner is exactly right.

Two Players, One Banner
Two players sharing the spotlight on one banner is a powerful image. Whether it is co-captains, a standout duo, or two players who have carried the club through a big season, the two-player banner creates a moment neither will forget.

Team Banners for Group Celebrations
Celebrate the whole West Preston Lakeside squad with a team banner for end-of-season nights or milestone events. Every player gets their place in a photo that captures the team at its best, and the club gets a record worth holding onto.

Wall Keepsake Banners
A wall keepsake banner is a lasting tribute to a great season or a memorable moment in the club's history. Display it in the clubrooms, give it to a retiring legend, or hang it at home as a permanent piece of West Preston Lakeside history.

Grand Final Banners
When West Preston Lakeside makes the grand final, the day demands something special. Our grand final banners are crafted for the biggest game of the season and make sure every player steps through the paper knowing exactly what is on the line.

About West Preston Lakeside Football Club
Origins and Founding
The West Preston Lakeside Football Club - known as the Roosters - was formed on 23 March 1998 through the merger of two long-established Melbourne clubs: West Preston Football Club (founded 1948) and Reservoir-Lakeside Football Club (founded 1947). West Preston had started in the CYMS Football Association in 1948 before joining the YCW Football League in 1963 and eventually entering the Diamond Valley Football League (DVFL) in 1981. Reservoir-Lakeside had built a proud record in the DVFL, winning Division 1 premierships in 1965, 1975, and 1977, along with 16 reserves and thirds flags. By 1998, Reservoir-Lakeside was struggling to field teams and the two clubs voted to combine, forming one of the stronger merged clubs in Melbourne's northern corridor.

Club History
West Preston Lakeside hit the ground running after its 1998 formation, narrowly missing the finals in its debut season before winning the DVFL/NFL minor premiership in 2000. The first senior premiership came in 2003, defeating Montmorency, and a second was won in 2010 over Heidelberg. The club's most historic moment came in 2018 when West Preston Lakeside became the first club in the Northern Football Netball League (NFNL) to win men's and women's premierships in the same season, claiming grand final victories over Macleod (men's) and Montmorency (women's) in the same year. The club competes in Division 1 of the NFNL, one of Melbourne's most competitive suburban leagues. West Preston (the predecessor club) was also notable for producing more than 10 players who went on to play in the VFL.

Home Ground
The Roosters play their home games at J.E. Moore Park in Reservoir, a well-maintained community ground in Melbourne's northern suburbs. The facility has served as the merged club's home since 1998 and provides playing, training, and social facilities that support the club's full range of men's, women's, junior, and netball programs.

Community and Programs
West Preston Lakeside FC operates one of the more comprehensive club structures in the NFNL, with senior men's and women's teams, junior football teams, and netball teams all running under the one banner. The club's development pathways allow junior players from the Reservoir area to progress through the grades and into senior competition. The women's program has been particularly strong, finishing third in the NFNL Women's competition in 2024 after a first-place home-and-away season.

Reservoir
Reservoir is a suburb in Melbourne's northern corridor, located approximately 10 kilometres north of the CBD in the City of Darebin. Home to around 50,000 residents, Reservoir is one of Melbourne's most culturally diverse suburbs with a strong working-class and multicultural heritage. The suburb is served by the South Morang and Mernda train lines and is known for its community sporting clubs, markets, and local shopping strips along High Street and Spring Street.
The Roosters compete in the Northern Football Netball League and call J.E. Moore Park, Reservoir home. Visit the West Preston Lakeside FC website for membership and fixtures information.